Possible Fallout 3 game assets! (pics)

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LD are the guys who did models for Oblivion... 

I hope they release Fallout 3 sometime in the future, I've been waiting for it ever since I finished Fallout 2.

Regardless if those are going to be assets for FallOut 3 they look pretty cool.

Thanks! 

Dude! Wouldn't it be rocking if it played like oblivion?Shrodinger

uummmm...........no 

like most fallout series fans out there, I don't want another oblivion style FPS (which is a good game bty).  I also would hate to see the leveled scaling of enemies in F3 like Bethesda put in Oblivion.  I liked how in the original F3 your character would level without all the enemies in the gameworld leveling up with him, allowing you to completely annihilate weaker foes.  but honestly, I am just glad this game is finally getting done and by a group of high-resourced and talented developers like they have at Bethesda.  I am hoping for the best, but I will take whatever they serve up and play the hell out of it. 

the concept pics are looking good... thanks for posting them!

I dunno.. I love both top down RPGs and Oblivion style.

Basically, my concept on it is.. The top down ones have been done and done again, and they are great fun, but there's definitely a limit, and for me, the fighting ALWAYS becomes so extremely annoying.. The only thing for me that I mostly like is the fact that most top down RPGs they neglect developement of a lot of graphical and extra BS to add an amazing and very enjoyable storyline and openness. But it's been done.. And done again.. And done again.. And it's so rare for one to be truly unique, when most of the abilities feel so common.. I could easily enjoy and probably love an old school RPG Fallout 3, as long as it was available to do turnbased.. I can't stand those obnoxious click-fest RPGs..

But the other hand is the Oblivion style RPG, which is still pretty much in it's infancy. I really feel like this new RPG/FPS hybrid genre has a ton of potential.. There have been games from Deus Ex to Dark Messiah, to Elder Scrolls, to Morrowind.. It just goes to show the amazing amount of variation available for this style of game, much more than those top down RPG templates, which can be very fun, and much more strategic with certain spells than those RPG/FPS hybrids.. But..With all the drastically different ways the RPG/FPS ish style game that have been made, I really think it could potentially have something really great come of it eventually.. If Fallout 3 is RPG/FPS, it probably won't be it, but it will probably still be pretty fun, at least for me :p I think we need to continue making these style of games until they develop into something even better than they have been, and then the storylines and open-ness, and amounts of different things available to do can be expanded.. We'll see.. I'll be happy either way.

I dunno.. I love both top down RPGs and Oblivion style.

Basically, my concept on it is.. The top down ones have been done and done again, and they are great fun, but there's definitely a limit, and for me, the fighting ALWAYS becomes so extremely annoying.. The only thing for me that I mostly like is the fact that most top down RPGs they neglect developement of a lot of graphical and extra BS to add an amazing and very enjoyable storyline and openness. But it's been done.. And done again.. And done again.. And it's so rare for one to be truly unique, when most of the abilities feel so common.. I could easily enjoy and probably love an old school RPG Fallout 3, as long as it was available to do turnbased.. I can't stand those obnoxious click-fest RPGs..

But the other hand is the Oblivion style RPG, which is still pretty much in it's infancy. I really feel like this new RPG/FPS hybrid genre has a ton of potential.. There have been games from Deus Ex to Dark Messiah, to Elder Scrolls, to Morrowind.. It just goes to show the amazing amount of variation available for this style of game, much more than those top down RPG templates, which can be very fun, and much more strategic with certain spells than those RPG/FPS hybrids.. But..With all the drastically different ways the RPG/FPS ish style game that have been made, I really think it could potentially have something really great come of it eventually.. If Fallout 3 is RPG/FPS, it probably won't be it, but it will probably still be pretty fun, at least for me :p I think we need to continue making these style of games until they develop into something even better than they have been, and then the storylines and open-ness, and amounts of different things available to do can be expanded.. We'll see.. I'll be happy either way.

Dracunos

I agree... I am a fan of the fallout universe and would play it in any perspective. However, I don't know if the slower, turn-based model is still viable in today's game market. Since ranged weapons are such a major factor in the fallout universe, I don't know how Bethesda could use the same Oblivion formula without it turning into a Doom 3-type game with some extra character development. I really like the situational game awareness that the over-the-shoulder, 3rd person perspective provides in an RPG styled game.  I agree, it is the universal standard and has been mimicked dozens of times; yet even more common to the gaming scene is the FPS ranged-weapon format with machineguns, rocket launchers, and grenades etc. The FPSlasher with swords and axes is somewhat innovative for a fantasy RPG like Oblivion. In a game like F3, where ranged weapons are such a big component, it can easily turn into a "been there, done that" type of game. That all boils down to I would love them to maintain the 3rd person perspective, but beyond that I am really curious to see what the come up with.

http://fallout.bethsoft.com/

Teaser: 10 Days.. my day what could that mean... 

http://fallout.bethsoft.com/

Teaser: 10 Days.. my day what could that mean...

 

Sirilius

In ten days they will reveal how many years until it is released! Woo! 

Dude! Wouldn't it be rocking if it played like oblivion?Shrodinger

No, I don't think it would.  Oblivion, while a great action RPG (with some emphasis on the word action) is not a very deep or involved game, RP wise.  While it is an RPG, it's not particularly great in that regard.  Fallout, on the other hand, needs to be a true RPG, with deep story, interesting characters and real choices to make that will change the world around you.  Anything else will be unworthy of the Fallout name.  Don't get me wrong, I love Oblivion.  I just don't think Fallout should ever play like that. 

But the other hand is the Oblivion style RPG, which is still pretty much in it's infancy. I really feel like this new RPG/FPS hybrid genre has a ton of potential.. There have been games from Deus Ex to Dark Messiah, to Elder Scrolls, to Morrowind.. It just goes to show the amazing amount of variation available for this style of game, much more than those top down RPG templates, which can be very fun, and much more strategic with certain spells than those RPG/FPS hybrids.. But..With all the drastically different ways the RPG/FPS ish style game that have been made, I really think it could potentially have something really great come of it eventually.. If Fallout 3 is RPG/FPS, it probably won't be it, but it will probably still be pretty fun, at least for me :p I think we need to continue making these style of games until they develop into something even better than they have been, and then the storylines and open-ness, and amounts of different things available to do can be expanded.. We'll see.. I'll be happy either way.

Dracunos

You do realize that first person perspective RPGs have been around since the 80s, right? 

[QUOTE="Shrodinger"]Dude! Wouldn't it be rocking if it played like oblivion?onemic

uummmm...........no

Exactly.

They look very Fallout like...guess we'll wait and see. 

[QUOTE="Dracunos"]

But the other hand is the Oblivion style RPG, which is still pretty much in it's infancy. I really feel like this new RPG/FPS hybrid genre has a ton of potential.. There have been games from Deus Ex to Dark Messiah, to Elder Scrolls, to Morrowind.. It just goes to show the amazing amount of variation available for this style of game, much more than those top down RPG templates, which can be very fun, and much more strategic with certain spells than those RPG/FPS hybrids.. But..With all the drastically different ways the RPG/FPS ish style game that have been made, I really think it could potentially have something really great come of it eventually.. If Fallout 3 is RPG/FPS, it probably won't be it, but it will probably still be pretty fun, at least for me :p I think we need to continue making these style of games until they develop into something even better than they have been, and then the storylines and open-ness, and amounts of different things available to do can be expanded.. We'll see.. I'll be happy either way.

Alaris83

You do realize that first person perspective RPGs have been around since the 80s, right?

I've played quite a few.. I've been playing games for a long time, as I'm sure you have, so I know you can agree that there's nothing like Oblivion. Maybe certain components can be similar, like the massive scale of the game itself was done, and better, in Morrowind.. And the fact that you pick up items.. You click to swing a sword.. All that stuff.. It's definitely something completely different, now, if you can look at the 'group' of RPG FPS hybrids from the past and look at the number of them that are coming out now. Not only that, but nowadays, it seems to be a popular thing, rather than just some weird thing that RPG makers that weren't very popular made. Deus Ex, then Bloodlines played with it a little bit, but it didn't really spur anything.. There's so many coming out, now, I can see it becoming one of the larger genres, rather than it being a subcomponent of  FPS (like Deus Ex was) or just some weird, unique, genre-less game (like Morrowind). And that Radiant AI overhyped BS stuff is pretty decent as well, it's just too bad it doesn't really work that well and purely scripting NPCs actually works better at this point.. I guess you could argue that all genres are going to become better as that's just how things are, and the masses will hopefully support developers more in getting them to make deeper stories.